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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04
KARLY CUT HAY.

Hay cut early and stacked quite
green will give better color and flavor
to butter than hay from over-ripe
grass.-Ex.
Yesl all that is true as gospel, but
not one farmer in ten believes q word
of it. The majority of farmers will
let their hay stand until IL has lost
fully one-third Of is butter-making
value, all for the reason that ripe hay
" spends better" That means that Il
viii last longer. Reasoning on the
same principle, We neFercould see why
they did cut browse for winter use.
That would spend" better yet
IHoArd's Dairyman.
Yes, three-fourths Of the hay cut in
the valley this year was Of the kind
that spends better" all the " talks -
10 the contrary notwithstanding. Our
own harvest was over the 18th Of July,
yet we saw grass standing uncut on the
10th Of August.
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shis letter non autksriay tos VI
kncun anong Is % ned isssosuesIo.
and VII look VITA insnrsns for Dc osb.
err % i0lIoH:
=: Msekv, Aqyseul,nral Esaw P..s.
xlssA.g ,aays sfn-In your communf.
sAAaon % me Of recent date vou rr1rr
q conyers2fion had On he ears -
- .1pleet q peppetmins culture =
- 1exnt0Ey, and Fou desire ne "a
ss4se k1reugh The colnmns az fhe poa1.
- - !. -. :. |. zecHH What ! may know On
Wen my de2r alr. shoueh my how.
hood was spent ID rexson Where -.
petminf = exx9AaiveIv rnised ~ ~.
u.leo, 9 VII not take me long = I'll
Wat accurately know about fhe
Peppermint culture end distfnasion
= one q the leading aud. / nav ~
enc q the most profitable ininstries e
- Joseph county. Mich. This Is he
county ron which emiErnled q -
Spa.I y Il = large and fne BODY a.
Isftlie iAlld. ! lhfnk ean safely snv
taAs cnernfth of the arabic portion al
tn4t large county & devoted Is tie
saltlfstson q pepperminf, tansy, hoar-
a0Mnd and other plants Of like charmc-
Ter. This section Is IN the great wheat
ana corn belt, bat the cultivation Of
peppermint, &c, has been foand 10 he
lar more profitable than the cereals
and hence the area devoted e pesper.
Eaint specially has hean eonsssnfIy
increasing. "A manufacturer Of sfflls
10 answer 70 q lester desiring Inform
ton e y their cost, informed me DAT
he for the year ending the srst 81 jan
nRry last had manufactured IFS stills
ior one township in that county. One
stu = sufficient 20 take care Of 90 acres
o mint. Its whole cost viii not exceed
49,. IL consists Of two large watts, q
9eiler 70 generate steam and q TN worm.
kne quantity Of steam desired or ne
sessary e not large. and hence cheap
boiler VII do. Ine MAT may be cured
he same as hay before II Is put into
he VAT but the better way IS 20 put Il
INTO the vat ~ soon as euE; this Is also
much the cheapest way. The vat has
: capacity Of about half q ton Of mint.
Time for distillstion and removal OF
refuse from vat, about six hours; 50
bat b. running night and day two
ems can be distilled in twenty-four
hoafs Il may be cut with q scythe
= mower, the same as hay. The aver
.se yield Of cal ID Michigan per acre Is
rom u 70 20 pounds, worth from four
% eight dollars per pound. The pep
Dermtnt Is planted in rows about Is
inches apart. After the first year It
axes possession Of all the ground. II
5 . perennial. There Is 4 species Of
Etld peppermint in the bottom lands
n this country showing that is would |
10 wei here. There Is but very little
II The cltlEiFated variety. / have some
i the latter growing on my place near
Kent, la this county, and would be
glad 70 get much more this fall. de-
ire 20 start It's culture here. II sue
;essful, / viii put upa still. Ny in
ormation Is that it is only propagated
rom the roots or runners. 1t grows,
. tar - have seen, luxuriantly.
By your permission will add other
In my next commanica-
ion. o. JAcoBs.
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To Be eGeient g & pruservatire, salt
muaf " Ia soluE0n. When, therefore,
butter ~ amytAEnR else has applied TO
IL Q saturated Hoaution of salt, it 70.
ceives al ne ankiapeic force Il Is POS
sible Tor Aat interestfne mineral t.
ex1xt urea III VIXEN butter in Rran-
ules Il Immersed Il ! supersafmrnseti
solation q salt and atirred eccasion-
salt e can dissolve, there Is An end 20
Il more salt = added. L must remain
good, bat may Do harm. for the crys-
MS Of salt Gginding AMONG the gran
uies Of butter are liable 70 break its
gain and 0ereby injare is keeping.
Il has been my observation for long
time thnt he msre salt there Is put in
% butter shove what it moisture viii
dissolve, Ne shorter i the lifetime q
the butter.
ne qnantity Of salt which butter
via Al ordinary amount II moisture
VIII dissolve Is surprisingly small. !
am cemGdemk that not al the water in
batter can Be rescued with salt and that
the salt actually held IN solution b
nearer . fourth than half ounce 70
the poand.
Crystals Of salt often exist IN butter
where their presence i not suspected
A little illustration win explain how
this ID. II q lump Of common salt Is
wet with . saturated brine, the brine
viii penetrate between the grains Of
salt and cause the lump 10 erumble
and appear like wet sand, though not
an atom Of II has been dissolved. So
when NOE salt Is put into butter than
its moisture can dissolve. the brine
formed VIII soon cause the grains Of
salt IN contact with il 70 crumble into
crystals too minute 10 be felt OF seen
with the naked eye Prof. L. B. Ar
mold in Phil. Press
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

THAI b . pleasant nsshoa q csm-
hinine pleasure and dag, Feosnay In
aururatsd, vAisA tie tar@Gs II Hsw
York have q soning together sn beau
siful picnic grounds, accompanied BY
their wives, ~ discuss ana ssady BY
oAiess Lessons ssns paEssulaE AsaaSh
Of the ar@-
Ths u6sa H@naa q sss@a dsss
says:
= wednesday, was ne 6ay eppsiRted
BY ne SeAts nsixymeas Ansoclanen
fer kolding ths batter schoea and cen
fcrsnss a. ashland. 0sgego ecenE.
w. III. alhert. 81 Richlands one 81 ne
vice prnaasa@ q NE sssscta@sa, = .
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PEPPERMINT AND EsSxNTEAL
oKLs.

Father Meeker little thought what
great results were 10 follow from his
planting = peck Of hop roots in the
PuyAllpp Valley, now nearly = quarter
Of . century ago. He did not i've TO
see the fruits q his vsntnrs oalg in =
saaAll degree. II isso be hopea that
the venture II cur cerrespondent,
whose letter appears below, in raising
peppermint ON his premises near Kent,
may be a. successful As that Of Father
Aeeksr Was in raising the hops, and
make the name Of Kent a. famous, -
associated with peppermint. as hat Of
Payallup Is with hops. The sshiset e
trauEht with deep interest,", - there are
numerous plants grown fer Tie essen
tai DDS in TIE temperAte none. AL q
which give Large returns for the area
ealtisAtea and god PrOessfOr ne labor
bestowed. rs ths bsE1ing ~ q .
multiplicity Of interests that fally de-
yelops any country. and ws vslsone
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fl.n e s.4lles = cd - izs..11 q
DoL1 WA&aE.
q Il rniAln& ereMM n opsn sslllnz
a q WEx8 r1Nws must We c9HEn
col4eH z4aA Win cd setiingz A Ies.
- y44 EtAiN eeas Whsn dry !
A. Ties. We Save - - Il sometiEmns.
Is enpeN&s en- tie feed Toa wnnt .
Aeed WsH befoEe . cow eone1 IN, and
ne kAs - haFa grain and lar IN order
- hring hGF In II sped eCn<lki0n-
DM&ey Mfxinr n1ked Mr. Lewis II. IN
Ai1 axpeTinnes. shor<kernn are failures
- buftx makemf Hx. Lewis said, /
guess yeM wiz let me cut e answering
TAT qEe11Ssn.
@ Has ne s4lting e COWS nnythlng
% d with fke length q time IN getting
hcttsrR A. Ikd9cs. Cows should Be
sAltsd every day.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

II
SIN kinder lookin' around the mar.
ket for . hired man," an old Missouri
farmer said as he stopped At one Of
the stands and nibhled at an onion.
l kinder hope ahant be able to find
How,s thatf"
Wen. there ain't no profit in 9 hired
man no more. No, sir; he's no good
any longer
whats the reason 2"
"oh, 3 dozen reasons. First and
foremost, times have changed, and the
hired man has changed with 'em. All,
sir, It makes me sad when ! think OF
the hired men we had before the war
great big fellows with the strength OF
an or and the vim Of locomotive.
didn't boiler my lungs out to get one
Of EN- out of bed at three o'clock in
the morning, and it was all ! could
do - coax them TO e to bed ct ten
O'Clock ct night. I'm afraid We shanf
never see no more hired men wuth
keepin' arouMd for their board"
That's sad"
Its sd and more, too. Now, as l
want q hired man, I'm willing TO nav
81 or So q month for . smart one.
Some farmers want q man to work all
day and all night, but that amt me.
/ have never asked one to get out OF
bed before three e'clock-never.
allus give nay men three quarters Of an
hour at noon unless the hogs get ont
or cattle break in or d shower Is COM
ing M. After 3 man has worked right
along for nine hours his system wants
at least half an hour 10 brace up In.
They don't quit work en- some farms
till eight o'clock, but I'm ne such slave
driver. At half-past seven I tel my
MAJ 70 knock OF. All he has to do al
ter that is 70 feed the stock, cut a little
wood, Row some grass for the horses,
milk four COWS, Gil up the water trough,
start q smudge in the smoke-house
and pull few weeds in the garden. ]
never had q man who didn't grow fat
on my work, and they allus left me
feelin' that they hadn't half earned
their wages
He stopped long enough TO wipe a
/ tear from bis eye, and then went on:
And new lock ut the hired man to-
dayl He wears white shirts and col
lars; he went eat with q knife; he
wants Mapkins when he eats, and II we
don't hang up clean towel once 6
week he wipes on q Handkerchief. Call
him ut three aad he gets up at six.
He wants q whole hour ct neon, and
after supper he trots on to . singing.
school or sits down to read the Live
Stock Indicator or the Tribune. Fiji.
| teen years ago, IL my hired man was
sick a day, / could dock him. II he
/ died, / could take oat . month q wages
fnr Aa trouhia Ne Waa clad IN Onf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-04

We hgVa eempi1ted arxMnggmsala
Win - tFanspsfiafien compansss -
deliver baRnnRs 10 eng puMEa e fhe efsg
a aaE hoaf 81 ~ Gag g ntakt e rna-
0unahla rsa1a. enAxzEn TRaMHlEH Cum-
raW4. OMon. eoEneF Mnfn nn6 9angn6
alEsstM TsIspAnne a. ss90lm
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FAR and HOME.

"a ,..s.s una pspsr. Ct "a. ess..s'
:. ..--H - addrsssd ts = AEz<EA
...ssrr.a RdIsae. PoEr-IETEzzsaHH-
@-.1s,a W. T. Communicafisns TOR
- - shouid b wTii1sn upon ens
-. a ne papsE ezlyI
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MONEY 10 LOAN

Ga ehAtiie DoFtaaas. God eoilnteEAl
e pszHauAl seeaFtty, notea. moFs1AGe1.
anfip. bandA hiue 6a&ekH, &C., bouKA1.
CeHxTuH. MmExm q o..
O1oe Win JudQo Saith, yamen n1ses1.
ouUanlsa ths Ouaidental. au1a
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Fan - vAln haenhsls e1s75<, -
HBe. laan KFansiBeo Daess. en14
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FARK HOLLIS


We car settle to sxcelleni
advantage 50 families IN our
neighboFhood. located on
Hoods Canal in jefferson
county. e5 miles from Seat
tie. Climate excellent. soil
very productive. Fruit. veg
etahles. hay, etc. raised in
abundance. Good schools
. months sOf the year; gem
ena store. posaofRee. and a
live community.
| am not dealing ia lands,
but offer to assist gratui-
tously good men to settle.
ment in our community.
Address
.. u. McARDLE,
jsN QuKlesnA. wazhlagasn TszziAuy.
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FURNITURE.

TT roo WAIT 10 an A nAnaAEH m
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steamer PIGoswood
Esrs.a Y,1ssris uh.rs a.EIg fszsspl Naaangsl
q eisls14 ~.
mssaM Al AATCH. Asaaa.
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I'D zNIwT
kIlneI ana Linz nsilelns.

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,,.,..s, . ) - Y =. -
- 80 So AnnAssas -
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= - - sN.ss - olnea.us
- - 1ssas'5 e.sn1a.
&s Am ans Ansunnnn2ae
MUn4.s .. s,'..
uunns4a N appsElsa, $780, 3. ~ -. -,
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JAPAN BAZAAR.

TYH HAvK JuBf nECKIvKD 4 LAnoE
w anDoGfment 81 fIpanass R2nsV 0eo1a,
ChanmmnEa. Nlk HsnG4ufe1lafa. kmbIui&HEiaH,
nasena. nausal1, Grass NhsHs. IN klnAn a
casles. fA1ie9 Gsf1rWHnF, Gesls' nara, ans
anf a1arh ~ @aF mnW 91nea ~ Eo|Afnn' NlnntEac
LOS buafag. N1nnt miH1at o4Neeia. fefa
Lssis ce.es -. = a...s $500
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STEAMER GLIDE.
carTTfng - uai.e1 B.ates mnfla
+ ANH 3Ls1I,. WIZ o.
olf.InI - Wu6n1ea Iul&iiR Nlnmw1g&
go. ~ II1ndlle l|s1I5 D y. llsS1I
- ss..s 49, s 4 e. r = 49,
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ESCOFINA LOSADA.

Acaban de llegar esta capital dos repre-
sentantes del Autor do Ia = Escotiaa LosadA,
Instruments tan aul como sen lilo, y de tan
facil nofensivA aphcaci6n, quo 10 mismo
pueden usArlo los ciegos que los que tienen
vista, para hacer desapArecer en- el Aeto iodA
cA'losidad, sin dolor nj riesgo Alguno
Este inapreciable invento viene prccedido
dc gran reputation tanto de EspahA, pals del
inventor como do utr 8 yarias nacionca en- que
Sc oxpende con el nismo bnen resultAio. \
con ob eio de que 81 pablico no ereA que se
,ratra do h.cefle yictima del ohArlAtAnismo,
que p3r desgrsciA iAnto abundA. dichos repre-
ssntAntes las harAn rcpAr,ir 4 domiciho y deiar-
lac por - horAs, para que ell pdblico Las snsA
ye 1 gu gusto en este IA nPo, pGtda ecTcio-
rArse practicAmente De que Ia eaeAciA de Ia
" Esoohna LosAdA ns dejA lugar a du1A.
En- las 2 horAs que ~ hallen en- Poder del
pa hiico, pa den usArlss ca todA cAilosid d y
uaas go'dAs sin que es,ru obigados quo
dAr~e con elias, padieado oompTAriAs devol'
veFlGs, oil ,iempo de SCI foeogldAs PoF los fe'
pAr,idnFoa, segAn il voluntad de cAdA euL.
II lavrutor dc 10 " Esce hnA Le&Ada hacs
presents =. pael CO, cue eli iaveaoioa ss mA'
bien humAnisArta qac laet.tivA, ca vlrtad Il
rodaeido 10 50 ptccio, "a Is Is eeniAvo'l
pnts proportion. 81 bleaesAI DC los plts, pol
espAeio de ano dos AGos. qae es 10 az, visn'
. darar uaA EscolaA, uSAnaolA usa sol'
persona.
Del iosi.o geaeAl, Fesda =" Ia E'PAsols
e. lA Marina. -
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BSTABLECIMIENTO BALNEARIO
DE LA VILLA DE COAMO
PuertO.RicO.

Aguas Minero- Medicinsles, Sudori
ficAs, sxlntes, Dinreticas, Estimu-
Iantes, T6nicas. Aplicables diversas
enfermedades. EspeciSl,S para Ia Gu
raci6n del Reumatismo en- todas sus
formas de las Erupciones cutaueas.
Ban9s medicinales q diversas tempera-
turas. AparAtos de duchas. Habita-
clones c6mcdas con timbre electrico.
para familias. Servicio esmerado, L.
y "a cHtegoria.
Precios, segun tar:fA. Servicio de
coches para cualquier punto de la Isla.
Correo diario sin remuneration alguna.
TELEGRAPH combinado, lfuea de Coamo.
Como ha empezado va la temporads
de 'os Banos, sc hace presente que ell Es-
tablecimiento BAlne RIO estA provisto de
inmejorables silvientes y cocineros.
Debe advertise, sdem&s, las fami-
lias que necesiten de los BAfios y quie-
ran alojamiento independence del H.
tel, que entire las meJoras efectuadas
cuentase la de una magnitica casa, es-
paciosa, eIegaote, ventiIada, que brindS
excelente com odidAd d los sehores
bsnistas. 80
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d.tenidos por Ia policia, encontrandes
IN sas habitaciones una crecid+ canti
dad de materias explosives, folletos
etc.
| Agrega ell mismo corresponsal gu
han sido arrestadns cerca de 200 per
souss, y que contindAn las yisitas do
miciliarias.
Un teIegrsms de Viena conirma !,
uoticia anterior, y sgrega que la bonn
ba fu6 arrojada debsjo del carrnsje
que esta tenia la forms de TN libro
por cuya causa ell que la llevaba ne
podia hacerse sospechoso & nadie.
Ell STANDARD "publica tambien ur
telegrama de San Petersburgo, dicien
do que entire los individuos presos fl
guran 6 estudisntes, uno de los cuales
tenia una GAIA fgursndo IN libro, lu
cual contenfA una botells LENA de di
namita: otros tenisn balas envenena'
dss, y otros l.evaban paquetes y saqui
tos, conteniendo bombas explosives.
Semi oficialmente SO dice en- San
Petersburgo, que la po]icis recibi6 el
aviso de que era muy possible que el
domingo realizase un atentsdo contra
ell Czar, sprovechando Ia OCCASION de SO
ids al temple, con motive de Ia muerte
de gu padre.
Por esta causa fneron arrestadas
varias personals cerca de palacio, d las
cuales Sc les encontraron bombas de
mano explosives, listss para ser AFRO
jadas en- momento oportuno.
Paul, l6.-En una entrevista he
msnlfestado Mr.. de Lssseps, que pue'
de sfirmar que no habra guerra. Que
ell Emperador Gdillermo le ha asegu.
RADIO que Alemania nunca atacarA q
Frsncia.
Londres, id.-Se ha sentido un tenn
blor de terra en- Mundalay.
Nueva- York, id.-L,s peri5dicos de
esta ciudad publican un teIegrama de
Manila, en- ell que Sc dice que la casa
de los Sres. Peele, Hubbell y c., gran
des expenditures en- szd;ar, ha que
brsdo, atribuJ endose este fracaso d
Ia baja de los precios de dicho fruto.
Londres, id.-Segun las noticias,
ninguna bomba fue arrojsda al csrrua.
je del Czar.
Ell camino que debia seguir ell Sobe.
rano estsba lleno de gente.
La policia, conociendo el peligro:que
existia, csmbi6 ell camiuo, q fin de evil
tar Ia agIomeraci6u de la multitud.
Los arrestcs sc efectuaron en- una
esquina donde los conspirsdores espe.
rAbAn Ia llegada del cortejo.
Despn9s que Sc hubo recobrado Ia
calma, q una gran parte de los que
fueron arrestados Sc les puso en- liber-
tad.
Ell fondo de este asunto todavia Sc
halla algo oscuro.
L. Embsjada Rusa en- esta capital
confrma Ia conspiraci6n y los arrestos
efectuados, = dice que no Sc realiz6 eI
intento, porque fue descubierto Antes
de que ell Czar saliera de palacio.
El Embsjador iugles en- San Peters.
burgo telegraiia diciendo que ell objeto
de la conspiraci6n era, como se di
jo dotar al pals de una Constitution
La conspiraci6n era muy extenss, J
fguran en- ella muchos militares,
principalmente oticiales. Estos Sc
fundan en- que Ell Czsr es enemigo de
la guerra.
Los miembros mas importantes de
la conspiraci6n rechazan toda ingeren,
cia con les que trataron de asesinar al
Car.
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GACETILLAS.

Cultos.-En Ia Santa Iglesia Ca
tedral, durante la Semana Santa Y
Pascua.
Domingo de Ramos.-Misa reza-
da cada media hora, desde las 8
hasta las u.
A las 0, bendici6n de paImas por
el 4. & l. s. o: procession misa
mayor con asistencia al trono de
S. +. l. Passion cabtada.-A las
8 visperas solemnes: ceremonial de
la Santa Sefia: ohcio divino.-A
las oraciones do la tarde, exposi.
ci6n del paso JesGs Orando en- Il
HWerte En- yeneraci6n nde este
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"CYCLOSTYLO.
APARATO DUPLICADOR.

Es el procediniento de reciente invenci6n
mas simple, tapido, limpio , econ6mico. Sc
obtienen 1900 facsimiles On tinta indeleble
de cualquisr circular, escrito, dibujO mdsi-
ca,
No tiene ningunh de las desventajas de Loo
otros procedinientcs, tales como, Ei lAvar.--
Derretir.-Rellensr.- EnrUllarse el papel.--
Volverse pegadizo.-Ponerse las letras gra-
dualmente indistintas.-Ba Baterias que conser-
var en- crdep.-Difculthd para escribir.-Me-
canismo complicado. -Baho.-- scoloramien.
to.-Sombreo,
Las copias So obtienen en- cualquier cIass
de papel.
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3HLLRZA DE LUZ
Y AHORRO DE GAS.

Propiss para estsblecimientos, o6cinas, ca
sas, comedores y zagusnes, ssi como para 81
Alumbiado pdblico.
Estas lamparas tienen tubos de MIGUEL ,
quemador de dos bocas, y producen doble luz
que las lamparas conocidas al naiamo costo,
compliendo en- brilantez, blancuts , pureza
con IL luz e!ectrica.
Be colocan con Ia mayor facilidAd Mn nece-
sidad de operarios. Sus precios Ia ponen 81
slcance de todas las fortunas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-03
VENTA DE FINCAS.

En- Ia udi cl6u CAyey rala agricol compuesta
900 cuerdas de ano toadad
mAolo; ene tambien sembras de cafe Pata
amacenes ranchones basantes al servcio de nca;
rio grande de Ia Plata que bana exceentes
gran extension CENTRAL que II aaveA
fxtremos pasando eute habac;6n dis
ancia de ounce vente IL atravesa ambien
poba 6n Is mnuos Sc reaEa seis mil pesos entsn
dGndose Ia pegociacidn don Melton Vasque q doctor don
Jose Antonio Gauder RESIDENCES en dicha pueblo Dc y u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-03
Maquinas dc escribir SUM-

Las mas baratas y sencillss quese cchccen,
dsndo el resultado tan sstisfactorio como lhc
nAquinas costosas. Con una pocG de prkctica
90 escribe tan r&pidamente como con ID puma
y es mucho menos molesto. No tiene las com.
plicaciones que las otras m&quinas- nj est& SUI
jeta & descomposiciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-03
r CIrENEz.
13.-CRUZ--13.

I0.-VnOZ-IO To-
yenden muy baratos los arti--
culos siguientes:
Barras, marrones. mGcetas, pi-,
cos. zapapicos, azadas, palas J
cuanto en- nerramientas pueda
necesitarse para caminos y can
teras. Venden Cemento Por.
tland, superior, en- barriles de $50
y 180 X. 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-03
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